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> Yes. It would've been nice to know that he can't waltz in after  
> first being
> elected by hanging chads and the Supremes, do damage for eight  
> years, then
> waltz back out the door unscathed and untouched, thanks in part to  
> the Bush
> name.
>
> Has a President ever been reprimanded after leaving office?
>
> lkvp


But really, it's not about censuring Bush at all. As much as I have my  
own private little running-Bush-out-of-town-on-a-rail fantasy, it  
isn't ever going to happen.

It's about restoring the checks and balances. "Censure",  
"reprimand"..whatever. There's so much wrong with that man that I  
think it's pointless. If he can't already feel wrong about everything  
that has happened, then what?

No, I don't give a fig about Bush, just don't like I really don't give  
a damn about Obama. I just want to see the ideals that made America a  
really great place restored and an earth left to my kid that isn't a  
death trap. I don't even want the status quo, I'd give up cars and ac  
and imported chakas right this second.

Celia
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I'd probably go with the brittleness theory for why limbs are breaking
off. Sweetgum here nis almost impossible to split for firewood. The
grain sort of curves through the wood, kind of like a barber pole.
Sometimes it will break across rather than split. It's an OK firewood,
doesn't burn long like oak.

I've heard of it being used for furniture, etc.

Rob - Va